IIDMA organized an event at the Congress of Deputies to foster dialogue between science and politics in setting climate targets for 2040.
On Friday 31 May 2024, IIDMA, in collaboration with the Commission for Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge of the Spanish Parliament, is organising the conference ‘The EU’s 2040 climate target: the role of science and the policy response’.
IIDMA has analyzed ArcelorMittal’s 2023 Annual Report and has found that relevant information on the impacts of its operations is omitted.
IIDMA warns of the urgent need for ArcelorMittal to transform its business model Read More »
Op-ed written by Ana Barreira and Marta Vicioso on Renewable Acceleration Areas.
Renewable Acceleration Areas: the administrative challenge of the renewable tsunami Read More »
IIDMA announced that it filed a contentious-administrative appeal with the High Court of Justice of Asturias, which has been accepted for processing after two previous appeals were effectively dismissed due to administrative silence. IIDMA criticizes the Asturian Administration for its lenient approach towards the Gijón steel plant owned by ArcelorMittal, noting it as one of
The ‘Gas No es Solución’ network criticizes the hydrogen export model based on large infrastructures such as H2Med, which could jeopardize the fair energy transition in Spain.
[Article originally published in Renewable Energy magazine] The steel industry is one of the most polluting processes in the industrial sector, due to the use of coal to produce steel. Globally, it is responsible for more than 7% of carbon emissions, producing around 2,000 million tons of this material each year. According to the International
A necessary challenge: keys to transforming the steel industry Read More »
The International Institute for Law and Environment presents a study that analyzes recent regulatory instruments to address the energy transition in Spain.
Nearly a hundred organisations from all over Europe call for a stop to this project, deeming it is unnecessary and will worsen the energy crisis. The Spanish network Gas No Es Solución, of which IIDMA is part of, explains that renewable hydrogen has a key role in the energy transition, but it must be better
The International Institute for Law and the Environment (IIDMA) has carried out a legal analysis that includes recommendations for the drafting of the new royal decree that will regulate the authorisation procedure for offshore wind farms